Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 8 Alleged on 9/11, the Pentagon was Hit by a Missile

Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 8 aired on truTV Friday night, with controversial allegations that the 9/11 Pentagon hit was done by a missile, and to destroy paper evidence of the Defense Department's missing trillions of dollars. This program showed a lot of interviews, a 757 flight simulator test, and more evidence to disprove the government's version that an airplane crashed into the Pentagon. Season 2, Episode 8 of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura alleged that Dick Cheney told the nation's air defenses to "stand down" on 9/11. This hard-hitting program once again has stirred up one of America's biggest hornets nests of controversy.

NORAD Was Allegedly Ordered to "Stand Down" on 9/11, as Shown on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura , Season 2, Episode 8

The former governor first met with Charles Lewis, a Los Angeles airport contractor. Lewis claimed NORAD (the nation's air defense system) was ordered to "stand down" on the day of the attacks by "the highest level of the White House", i.e., Dick Cheney. He heard via radio transmissions that a missile had hit the Pentagon, even though the news reports said that American Airlines Flight 77 struck the Pentagon.

June meets Matt Sullivan, a 9/11 conspiracy investigator. During this stint, video is played of Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta from May 23, 2003, who said he was in the White House underground bunker. He's shown to be talking about Dick Cheney being constantly briefed on the distance of the plane from the Pentagon and being asked, "Does the order still stand?" Cheney allegedly told to the briefing official, "Of course the order still stands." This shocking testimony never made the printed 9/11 Commission Report and the tape has been allegedly left out of the video record of the report, too.

Dwain Deets, a NASA structural engineer, disputes that a plane hit the Pentagon on Season 2, Episode 8 of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura. There weren't two engine holes in the building, as with other crashes, and the nose of the plane couldn't have created such a gaping hole either. Deets thinks the airplane flew above the impact area. Ventura wants to know where all this footage is of the impact area (much of it was confiscated by the FBI). Only a small fraction of the footage has been released, and nothing showing an actual airplane hitting the building.

Season 2, Episode 8 of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura Alleges that Hani Hanjour Couldn't Even Fly a Small Prop Plane Competently, Let Alone a 757

The Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura host talked to Rob Balsamo of Pilots for 9/11 Truth on the Season 2, Episode 8 episode. Balsamo said the alleged hijacker of Flight 77, Hani Hanjour, couldn't have done it because he wasn't even competent with even smaller planes like a Cessna 172. The issue is raised about Flight 77 doing 110 knots over the maximum operating limit, which has alarmed many pilots. Investigator Daniel met with pilot Rusty Aimer, testing the government's premise via a 757 flight simulator. Daniel, with Aimer's help, lost control of the plane at 370 to 500 knots. Aimer, an experienced pilot, said he couldn't hit the Pentagon at the speed that an inexperienced pilot Hanjour allegedly did, according to the government's version.

Tim Roemer, a 9/11 Commission member, is shown on tape in 2006 where he says he was standing in front of the Pentagon, "seeing one of our fortresses pried open by a missile, ah airplane." Other questions raised during Season 2, Episode 8 of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura are about why there were no passenger bodies were found there, as they were identified at Dover Air Force Base, 104 miles from the Pentagon.

April Gallop, a US Army Specialist (ret.), was inside the Pentagon with her baby. She told Jesse Ventura she was just feet from what she deemed sounded like "a bomb." She crawled from under debris and walked out through the hole with her baby, but never saw any evidence of a plane. In the hospital, the military officials asked her what she saw, and she was "corrected" when she claimed it was a bomb. Gallop said her superiors have threatened her to keep quiet and she still feels like she's in danger today, as revealed on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 8.

Bob Pugh, a news cameraman, was at the Air Florida crash in 1980, and filmed the aftermath of the Pentagon hit. He never saw any evidence of an aircraft, luggage, wheels, passengers, from about 100 yards of the impact site. He's stymied by the kind of hole left in the Pentagon, not believing a plane could have made it. He was never contacted by the 9/11 Commission. The black boxes that were recovered at the site were deemed useless by the government.

It's Alleged on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, Season 2, Episode 8, that Ted Olson Was "Duped" Into Thinking He Talked to His Late Wife on the Phone

One of the most shocking allegations made on this truTV program involved the alleged phone calls that Ted Olson got from his late wife Barbara. June speaks with Dr. A.K. Dewdney, a computer science professor in Ontario, via phone. In a nutshell, Dewdney claims, through his tests, second hand research, that it was impossible for Barbara Olson to make cell phone calls in the plane (except a possible "zero second" call via FBI source trial testimony) and that even the seat phone couldn't have been used because Flight 77 had no air phones. He think Ted Olson could've been duped. Daniel got a demo from Kent Gibson, a forensic audio engineer, showing that complex machines could essentially make anyone's voice sound like Olson's wife.

As for the whys, on September 10, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said he couldn't account for $2.3 trillion of Pentagon expenses. Coincidentally or not, the place where the Pentagon was hit had financial workers and the records about this missing money as charged on Season 2, Episode 8 of the truTV program. Rumsfeld won't talk to the former governor.

The Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura host visits the Pentagon, and the site where Flight 77 supposedly hit the Pentagon. He asks an official why so much of the video footage hasn't been released, but got no answer. Janice Kephart, the 9/11 Commission Counsel, is grilled by the former governor about the missing $2.3 trillion, the lack of released video footage, the size of the hole in relation to a plane being able to supposedly make it, April Gallop's testimony, but Kephart plays dumb throughout. Ventura tells her the she and the Commission were "duped", especially since Kephart admitted that the government is very secretive, that the Commission had their hands tied essentially, adding chillingly at the end of her interview, "it's always about protection of the institution in the end."

It's obvious the government hasn't been fully upfront with the American people about 9/11. So can you be surprised people are crying "conspiracy theory" over the horrific event?

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"The Pentagon Missile Conspiracy", Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura, December 17, 2010, truTV